Since last week, I have been a busy little bee deconstructing and now replacing built-in shelving in my guest bedroom. I'm really excited to share this project in a week or two, once the shelves are painted and styled. The shelves will display a collection of vintage cream vases and planters (many are McCoy) that I gathered for the tables at our wedding. This collection holds a special spot in my heart and, as such, it deserves a place of honor in our home.
Collections of anything, pottery or otherwise, are most impactful when they are grouped together rather than dispersed throughout a space. I found a number of beautiful images of pottery collections that got my wheels turning for my own display.
(via Pinterest)
(via Martha Stewart)
(via Pinterest)
(via loft & cottage)
(via Martha Stewart)
(via Pinterest)
Do you collect pottery? Or anything?
How do you choose to display your collections?
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Kim
Hmmm. I guess I don't have a collection of anything significant. Just as well, because then I'd have to come up with a solution for displaying them :)
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing your display shelves once completed. Oh, and by the way, I saw your feature in Ivy and Piper recently! You go girl! What a cool article :)
I do love a collection. Not sure that I have one, but love seeing similar items grouped in mass. Makes such a great display!
ReplyDeleteI love these collections displayed all together...makes me want to get into my cabinets and pull out my milk glass collection...or go shopping for some new pieces to display! Take care, Caroline
ReplyDeleteLove the blues and greens of those collections.
ReplyDeleteDon't collect much of anything (no room).
LOVE pottery collections! I have a small one going that is continually growing.
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